Hot Spot: Flint Point Ledge
It’s a good bet that whoever named Flint Point Ledge off Middletown’s Third Beach was not a striper fisherman. There…
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Ditch Dreams: Youth Movement At The Canal
A new age of fishermen and fisherwomen is cutting their teeth at the Canal, and the future looks bright! It’s…
Perch Battles: The Wicked Whites Of Winter
White perch don’t get the respect they deserve, give them a shot in March and you’ll see why this author has become obsessed.
Brown Notes: Return Of The Seeforellen
This fast-growing, long-living strain of brown trout is back in Connecticut waters! On the morning of June 30, 2011, Tony…
Oceanography 101: Reading Ocean Water
Interpreting wave movement and water patterns can keep you safer and help you catch more fish.
Surf Secrets: Rough Water Eeling
Heavy winds and big waves present challenges when eeling the surf, with a few tweaks snake-slingers can find rough water success.
Hot Spot: Nissequogue River
The Nissequogue River, located on the North Shore in Kings Park, is probably one of those hidden gems that anglers…
The Conny: Paying For It
It’s a well-oiled, highly effective machine that ensures that the angler gets the most out of the experience.
Long Island’s Spoon Fed Trout
Using light trout tackle in combination with small spoons for winter success.
Rise Of The Smart Baits
Rise Of The Smart Baits
Tale End: Old Fly Rods
I know the new saltwater fishing season is near when I begin tinkering with my gear, and laboring over which…
Plug Building: CT Yankee Dual Action Swimmer
Building the challenging and unique ‘Dual Action Swimmer’ made by CT Yankee Lures.
The Fisherman’s Rod Building Series: Rod Revamp
Rebuilding that old fishing rod to its former glory.
Honoring Your Catch: One Angler’s Promise
There are few emotions more gratifying than ‘progress’. Making the most of a harvest, tying the cleanest knot, or placing…
Rules & Regs: Offshore Preparations For ‘24
As I enter my fifth decade as an avid offshore angler and charter boat captain, I am looking forward to…
America’s Fish: Reflections On Chasing Greenheads
The documented history of our love of striped bass dates back to the 1600s.
